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Originally Posted by MTG#10
All of this but you left out the most important thing: he broke the rules number one ban-worthy rule, didn't care, and openly said he planned to keep doing it.
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OH ****!
Yes, this is pretty important...
When this whole thing was being established, Hootie said he had ONE IMPORTANT RULE.
NO ONE was allowed to play in the same contest as the group was - the $25 entry Sunday Million contest. The idea being that someone could use the info discussed and create the same lineup, which in theory would cut into our payout because the lineups would place the same, with the same payout.
Ex: Two lineups, both 210 points, win first place, share $1M.
He didn't want to have to "chop" with individuals. We all had to post our personal FD usernames so the contest could be tracked. Anyone caught violating this rule was banned from the group and forfeits their seed money.
This week, Hootie tells the group that he has seven free entries from referrals into the contest, and that HE'S GOING TO PLAY THEM, **** THE GROUP. Goes ****ing berserk to the point of claiming he's going to leave, then cons the group into letting him use the entries because they were "free" - as if that makes a difference. Typical Hootie, lean on people until they just get sick of fighting.
He wanted to break his most important rule because it benefitted HIM.